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Phyllis Bunker

Phyllis Bunker

Phyllis Bunker

Discover the latest trends and cutting-edge works of art in the contemporary art scene. Our exhibition features some of the most innovative and thought-provoking pieces by emerging and established artists.

Mary Turner

Phyllis Bunker

Phyllis Bunker

I was born and raised in Naytahwaush. I am now a retired school teacher living in the Roy Lake area. I taught students in Bagley and Pine Point. 

The first quilt I made was a hand stitched crazy quilt that my grandma Swiers guided me through. My first sewing machine was one I ordered from Sears and Roebuck catalog. It weighted a ton!

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I was born and raised in Naytahwaush. I am now a retired school teacher living in the Roy Lake area. I taught students in Bagley and Pine Point. 

The first quilt I made was a hand stitched crazy quilt that my grandma Swiers guided me through. My first sewing machine was one I ordered from Sears and Roebuck catalog. It weighted a ton!

My mom taught me how to make baby star quilts and they are my favorite quilts to sew. 

This quilt reminds me of the Southwest where my husband and I used to winter.

Ann LaVoy

Phyllis Bunker

Theresa Loud

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Theresa Loud

Courtney Bunker

Theresa Loud

I was born and raised in Naytahwaush. I am now a retired school teacher living in the Roy Lake area. I taught students in Bagley and Pine Point. 

The first quilt I made was a hand stitched crazy quilt that my grandma Swiers guided me through. My first sewing machine was one I ordered from Sears and Roebuck catalog. It weighted a ton!

My m

I was born and raised in Naytahwaush. I am now a retired school teacher living in the Roy Lake area. I taught students in Bagley and Pine Point. 

The first quilt I made was a hand stitched crazy quilt that my grandma Swiers guided me through. My first sewing machine was one I ordered from Sears and Roebuck catalog. It weighted a ton!

My mom taught me how to make baby star quilts and they are my favorite quilts to sew. 

This quilt reminds me of the Southwest where my husband and I used to winter.

Melissa Widner

Courtney Bunker

Courtney Bunker

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Courtney Bunker

Courtney Bunker

Courtney Bunker

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Valerie Yost

Valerie Yost

Valerie Yost

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Tara Mason

Valerie Yost

Valerie Yost

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